My favorite artist. Thanks for the pleasant surprise!

I've almost never seen as colorful a painting by J.S.Sargent. Practically the only black in it is the subject's hair..and doesn't he look a proper rogue!

Thanks for the interesting video! (And blessing my day with more Moreau). You mention unicorns even appearing in older translations of the bible. Now I wonder, what did they replace it by in newer versions?

Really interesting. I hope that ur chanel will be more renowned.

Russians never cease to amaze me with their literature, art and bravery. I also love the works of Ilia Repin.

came from warhammer 40k

Great work as always, thanks mister ...

What is the title of the painting in 3:20, and who's responsible for it? That unicorn looks like something Dr. Seuss created after taking a tranquilizer. As for the lady --- well, if she's a virgin, she's a carefree, free-thinking one. There must be meaning connected with the things she's wearing (or not wearing), and I'd like to know more about it. Or I can just wait for Amuze to post a video called "Symbols of Virginity in Art History," heh heh!

I thought your talking about his 😂

Among a group of Marshals of France is Joachim Murat (Napoleon’s brother-in-law married to Caroline Bonaparte) holding the cushion of the imperial crown.

The Mon Seul Desir tapestry series ❤ lovely video I really enjoy how you explain these themes and how wide a variety of artworks we end up seeing in these videos!

Thank you, thank you, thank you for the unicorn video 😊😊😊 Looking forward to dragons and many more…

I’m loving your lessons, thank you!

Happy birthday! 🎉🎂

Happy birthday! I hope your day is as beautiful as the art you share with us. 😊

Happy birthday! Here's to another revolution around the sun, love your art content btw.

Hey, mister..Happy Birthday, and many more to follow ...

happy birthday 🎈

Happy birthday, sir! Love your work here!

Happy birthday! 🎉

beautiful

It's absolutely beautiful

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It looks like the professor is serving up a bunch of pudding in an oyster shell...

I'm glad you pointed out the correct use of the words "seraph" and "seraphim." I do a lot of choral singing, and I smile every time I think of a celebration of American folk music that we did years ago. I wish I could remember the name of the gospel number that said "the cherubims and seraphims rejoiced."

Thanks this video helped me the most ❤ looking forward to see more of your analysiss

Oh, to be a getting a pedicure while i chill and watch tv with my dog😂❤ Girl knew what life was all about.

That's some sumptuous cloth right there. I think that the Germans had recently produced that particular green dye and it was all the rage at the time...

Beautiful

one of the most touching paintings ever, always remind me o my son... excellent video....

Nice video, especially for a christian ✝️❤

"It is said, and tis true, that right before our birth a cavern angel presses her finger to our lips and says 'hush, little one, don't tell what you know ' and that's why we are born with a cleft in our lips and not knowing where we came from."

You're an angel (messenger) for creating another great art video. Love your stuff as always, my friend.

I wanted to do a bit more research on this, and along the way I came upon the painting "Strabismus of Venus" by the Italian graffiti artist known as Gruffot. I won't describe it though, that's up to you, so no spoilers!

How couod you forget the fetus-kabob in the back

Just visited the exhibition in Sydney at the Art Gallery of NSW A beautifully curated show.... Mucha was a gift to all of us

Looks like he was a bit nearsighted.

Thanks. Zatzka was a great Artist. Writing on screen is hiding some beautiful part of paintings. Speaking is sufficient.

He kinda looks like anakin skywalker

I was in Florence last January and just seeing Primavera, the Birth of Venus and the Madonna of the Pomegranate moved me😊. I love Botticelli, I even tried to paint Simonetta Vespucci (as Venus). Our Sandro was too fragile and those stupid words of Savonarola "potentially" took away other future masterpieces that he could have created. Don’t let fear and reproaches destroy your creativity. Let us learn this lesson from him❤

I really like the work of Moreau..perhaps a perspective on the various interpretations of the Dance of Salome? Moreau did my favorite rendition of that particular subject...

The Mucha exebit is in Sydney Aust. This video is one of the best of 3 Ive watched in preparation to visit the exebit, so thank you. I would see the posters in fashion boutiques back in late 1960's & admired them. But tge posters were expensive. I am glad Mucha had ultimate success after struggle. He is still seen & admired today by the public as he wished

What si the name of the painting with two angels carrying a woman in the middle?

Can't go wrong with Rembrandt. And a Happy Father's Day to you, sir!

That blue is fire tho i cant even lie

The life drawings of Hiremy-Hirschl are incredible. There is a study of drapery that is just... Wow. I spent a small fortune getting the publications that feature this artist. Unfortunately, there isn't much.

Is this slideshow a new technique to keep my attention?

It's a great story!

Gee..isn't Everything in an oil painting on purpose?

The qualities of craftsmanship, detail, fidelity to nature, and the beauty of the human body seen in this Pre-Raphaelite era put most of 20th Century graphic "art" to shame. And worse. Millais, Holman Hunt, and Rosetti certainly deserve credit for breaking out of the stale forms of British painting, but many very worthy men and women took up the torch and blazed trails of their own. Waterhouse and others must not be ignored and forgotten. We would be thrilled to have his works displayed in our domiciles. I suspect original Waterhouse canvases capture large bids at auction these days. Excellent video and commentary. Thank you.